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BOARD OF REGENTS BRIEFING PAPER

1. Agenda Item Title: Five-year contract for Head Basketball Coach, David Rice 2. BACKGROUND & POLICY CONTEXT OF ISSUE: This is a five-year employment agreement (October 1, 2012 through June 30, 2017) for David Rice to serve as the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at UNLV. This Agreement replaces Employee’s current employment agreement for the period of April 11, 2011 through April 10, 2014. 3. SPECIFIC ACTIONS BEING RECOMMENDED OR REQUESTED: Beginning on October 1, 2012 through June 30, 2017, Employee’s base salary will increase from $200,000 per year to $300,000 per year and payments for television, radio, and personal appearances will increase from $200,000 to $300,000 per year. Upon execution of the Agreement, Employee will receive $50,000 as additional compensation. Employee will receive a completion bonus in the amount of $150,000 at the end of the 2014 fiscal year and $150,000 at the end of the 2017 fiscal year. The Employee will also be eligible for both Conference and NCAA post-season bonuses. The Employee is not eligible for merit increases on the same basis as other professional employees of NSHE due to bonus structure in the Agreement. The Employee is not eligible for future cost of living (“COLA”) increases. 4. IMPETUS (WHY NOW?): Coach Rice was hired under a three-year contract. After finishing with a very successful year as a first time Head Coach, in order to retain continuity in the men’s basketball program and afford Coach Rice the opportunity to effectively recruit student-athletes and retain qualify assistant coaches, it is important to provide a contract that will be concurrent with the length of a student-athletes athletic and academic career. In addition, new NCAA legislation now allows for a coach to offer a multi-year scholarship so prospects are looking for a coach who is going to commit to being at a University for a longer period of time. 5. BULLET POINTS TO SUPPORT REQUEST/RECOMMENDATION:

• 26-9 overall record as first year head coach. • Team advanced to NCAA tournament. • 2012-2013 recruiting class is considered to be one of the best in the country. • Coach Rice has built a very strong assistant coaching staff that has proven effective in recruiting. • UNLV student-athlete, alum, and great ambassador for UNLV athletics and the University.

6. POTENTIAL ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE REQUEST/RECOMMENDATION Department of Intercollegiate Athletics should assume no additional long term obligations due to budget uncertainties. 7. ALTERNATIVE(S) TO WHAT IS BEING REQUESTED/RECOMMENDED: Continue under current three-year contract. 8. COMPLIANCE WITH BOARD POLICY: X Consistent With Current Board Policy: Title # 2 Chapter # 5 Section # 5.4.2(a) and (e) Amends Current Board Policy: Title #_____ Chapter #_____ Section #_______ Amends Current Procedures & Guidelines Manual: Chapter #_____ Section #_______ Other:________________________________________________________________________ Fiscal Impact: Yes_X__ No_____ Explain: $100,000 increase to base salary and $100,000 increase for appearances.

(BOARD OF REGENTS' AGENDA 09/06/12 & 09/07/12) Ref. BOR-13, of 34

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University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Name: David Rice Men’s Basketball Coach

Summary of Terms

Term: October 1, 2012 through June 30, 2017 Pg 2 & 3

Funding: Employee’s salary is paid through self-supporting accounts and budgeted annually.

Pg 9 Compensation: $ 300,000 total per fiscal year from October 1, 2012 through June 30, 2017

Pg 11 Automobile: University shall make arrangements for and provide Employee, on a loan basis, two (2) automobiles.

Pg 11 Tickets: The University shall make available to Employee, upon request, up to six (6) season tickets to the University football team’s home games, up to eighteen (18) season and post-season tickets to the University men’s basketball team’s home games, and up to six (6) season tickets to all other University varsity home games.

Pg 11 Country Club: University will arrange membership, at no cost to Employee, at a local golf or country club.

Pg 12 Television, Radio, and Personal Appearances: University shall pay Employee the sum of $300,000 per fiscal year.

Pg 12 Shoe and Apparel: University shall pay Employee $50,000 per annum.

Pg 13 Additional Compensation: Upon execution of the Agreement, University shall make a one-time payment to Employee in an amount equal to $50,000.

Pg 13 Completion Bonus: University shall pay Employee $150,000 at the end of the 2014 fiscal year and $150,000 at the end of the 2017 fiscal year.

Pg 13 Hosting Account: University shall provide Employee up to $15,000 per annum for hosting activities.

Pg 18 Conference Championship: For winning the Conference championship, the University will pay Employee the sum of $10,000.

Pg 18 Qualifying for NCAA Tournament: For qualifying for the NCAA Tournament, University will

pay Employee the sum of $25,000. Pg 18 NCAA Performance: For each win in the NCAA Tournament, the University will pay

Employee the sum of $50,000 per win. Pg 18 Conference Coach of the Year: If Employee is selected as Coach of the Year of the

Conference, the University will pay Employee the sum of $10,000. Fringe Benefits: The Employee will be entitled to standard fringe benefits provided to University employees, including insurance, sick leave and retirement contributions. Pg 10


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Employee:

_______ will __X____ will not earn annual leave. Pg 10

_______will __X____ will not be eligible for cost of living (COLA). Pg 10

_______ will __X____ will not be eligible for merit pay adjustments to his/her base salary. Pg 10

____X__will _______ will not be entitled to a reasonable amount of compensated personal leave upon written approval of the Athletic Director. Pg 10 Reassignment: Employee _____ may ___X____ may not be reassigned. Pg 3

Termination: Pg 19 University Payment if Terminate Without Cause: The University shall pay to Employee, as liquidated damages, an amount equal to the Employee’s Guaranteed Base Salary for the period remaining in the Term of this Agreement, to be paid on a monthly basis prorated over the remainder of the Term of this Agreement.

Pg 24 Employee’s Payment if Terminate Without Cause: Employee shall pay to the University, as liquidated damages, an amount equal to $250,000.

Pg 9 Evaluations: 40% Competitiveness

40% Academics and rules compliance

10% Institutional goals, including diversity, and citizenship 10% Program administration

This Summary of Terms is not part of the Employment Agreement. In the event of any discrepancy between this Summary of Terms and the Employment Agreement, the Employment Agreement controls.


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HEAD COACH EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT

Between

The BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE NEVADA SYSTEM OF HIGHER,

EDUCATION

On behalf of

The University of Nevada, Las Vegas,

And

David Rice

This Head Coach Employment Agreement (this “Agreement”) is effective this day

of _________, 2012, contingent upon the approval of the Board of Regents of the Nevada

System of Higher Education, by and between the Board of Regents of the Nevada System of

Higher Education, on behalf of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (the “University”), and

David Rice (the “Head Coach” or the “Employee”). As further set forth in Article 8.05, this

Agreement cancels and replaces, as of this effective date of this Agreement, any and all prior

employment understandings and agreements between these two parties, including but not

limited to the prior Employment Agreement for the period ___________________________.

Concurrent with this Agreement, the parties shall also execute, on an annual basis for each

academic year, a “Terms of Employment for Faculty,” or successor document, which said

document shall incorporate this Agreement, together with its accompanying document called

the University Personnel/Payroll Action Form (PAF), or successor document, along with all

other documents or forms reasonably required by the University to effectuate the terms of this

Agreement.


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ARTICLE I – PURPOSE

The University and the Head Coach have entered into this Agreement because the

University desires to contract the Employee for the period set forth in Article III with the

Employee’s assurance that he/she will serve the entire term of this Agreement, a long-term

commitment by the Employee being critical to the University’s desire to run a stable athletic

program. The University and the Employee agree that head coaches of intercollegiate

athletic teams at the University conduct their professional activities under circumstances

unique in the University community and among University employees, including evaluation

and scrutiny of program performance by the public and the news media and control by

external rules and regulations, including without limitation the rules and regulations of the

National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) and the athletic conference of which the

University is a member (the “Conference”). These circumstances justify job security and

commitment by the Employee longer than one year but less than a continuous appointment.

The Employee desires to obtain the opportunities of employment with the University which

are set forth in this Agreement. For these reasons, the University has agreed to employ the

Employee and the Employee has promised to be employed by the University upon the terms

and conditions set out in this Agreement.

The parties agree that this Agreement is a public document and that the University may

release copies of this Agreement to persons requesting the same.

The Employee’s employment hereunder shall commence October 1, 2012, subject to

the approval of the Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education, and shall

ARTICLE I - PURPOSE

ARTICLE II – PUBLIC DOCUMENT

ARTICLE III – TERM OF EMPLOYMENT AND NOTICE OF NON-RENEWAL


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continue until this Agreement terminates upon the close of business at the University on June

30, 2017 (the “Term”), provided, that this provision is subject to the terms and conditions of

Article VI hereof concerning termination and Article VII hereof concerning restrictions on

competition, and neither party shall have any right to terminate this Agreement prior to the

close of business at the University on June 30, 2017, except as provided therein.

THE PARTIES TO THIS EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT EXPRESSLY

UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE CONSTITUTE

THE NOTICE TO THE EMPLOYEE OF THE NONRENEWAL OF HIS/HER EMPLOYMENT

AT THE UNIVERSITY AND THAT HIS/HER EMPLOYMENT WILL TERMINATE UPON THE

CLOSE OF BUSINESS AT THE UNIVERSITY ON THE DATE SET FORTH IN THIS

ARTICLE III, AND THAT, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF THE NEVADA

SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION CODE TO THE CONTRARY, NO OTHER NOTICE OF

NONRENEWAL OF EMPLOYMENT SHALL BE REQUIRED.

4.01. Employment As Head Men’s Basketball Coach Of University.

The Employee is hereby employed by the University. Throughout the term of this

Agreement, the Employee shall use his/her best full-time energies and abilities for the

exclusive benefit of the University. The Employee shall serve as the Head Coach of the

University’s Men’s Basketball program (the “Program”), and the Employee, as Head Coach,

shall also serve as the primary and responsible administrator of the Program.

4.02. Description Of Employee’s Responsibilities. a. Recognition Of Duties. The Employee agrees to be a loyal employee of the

University. The Employee agrees to devote his/her best efforts full time to the performance

of his/her duties for the University, to give proper time and attention to furthering his/her

ARTICLE IV – POSITION


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responsibilities to the University and to comply with all rules, regulations, policies, and

decisions established or issued by the University, the NCAA, and the Conference and to

comply with all rules, regulations, policies, and decisions established or issued by the athletic

department of the University (the “Athletic Department”). The Employee agrees that,

notwithstanding any provision of Article 5.08 herein, during the terms of this Agreement,

he/she will not engage, directly or indirectly, in any business which would detract from his/her

ability to apply his/her best efforts to the performance of his/her duties hereunder. Subject to

the provisions of Article 5.08, the Employee also agrees not to usurp any corporate or

competitive opportunities of the University.

b. General Duties And Responsibilities Of Employee. During the Term, the Employee

agrees to undertake and perform properly, efficiently, to the best of his/her ability and

consonant with the standards of the University all duties and responsibilities attendant to the

position of Head Coach of the Program as set forth in Article 4.02(c.) below. The Employee

further agrees to abide by and comply with the constitution, bylaws and interpretations of the

NCAA and all NCAA and University rules and regulations relating to his/her conduct and

administration of the Program, including recruiting rules, as now constituted or as any of the

same may be amended during the term hereof, as well as the applicable constitution, bylaws,

rules and regulations of the Conference. In the event that the Employee becomes aware of,

or has reasonable cause to believe that violations of any NCAA constitution, bylaws, rules or

regulations, or official interpretations thereof, may have taken place, he/she shall report the

same promptly to the University’s Director of Intercollegiate Athletics (“Athletic Director”) or

designee. It is further understood that Employee is individually responsible for compliance

with the policies of NSHE, the University, including, but not limited to, those of its Athletic

Department, and with the rules and regulations of the NCAA and the Conference and the

constitution, bylaws, rules, regulations and official interpretations thereof, as may be in effect


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from time to time, and for reporting violations and potential violations thereof to the Athletic

Director. The Employee agrees to adhere to, respect and follow the academic standards and

requirements of the University in regard to the recruiting and eligibility of prospective and

current student athletes for the Program. All academic standards, requirements and policies

of the NSHE and University shall also be observed by the Employee and members of his/her

staff, including assistant coaches, at all times and shall not be compromised or violated at

any time. It is the goal and desire of both the University and Employee that student athletes

in the Program perform at the highest possible academic level. As Head Coach, the

Employee will publicly support the mission and policies of the Athletic Department. Employee

shall not exhibit any behavior that brings Employee or University into public disrepute,

contempt, scandal or ridicule or in any behavior that is unfavorable to the reputation or ethical

standards of NSHE or University. In his/her position as Head Coach of the Program, the

Employee is held directly accountable for these general responsibilities relating to the

Program: implementation of the budget for the Program and the recruiting, training,

supervision, evaluation and performance of student athletes and coaching staff. As Head

Coach of the Program, Employee shall be positive in supporting the Program, the Athletic

Director, the Athletic Department, and the University.

c. Duties And Responsibilities While Employed As Head Coach. The duties and

responsibilities assigned to the Employee in connection with this position as Head Coach of

the Program are as set forth below. The Employee’s specific job duties and responsibilities

shall be reviewed, assigned and revised from time to time, after consultation with the

Employee, by the Employee’s reporting supervisor, the Athletic Director. The duties and

responsibilities are not exclusive of the other general duties and responsibilities provided for

elsewhere in this Agreement.


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i) Specialized Position

The position of Head Coach of the Program is a specialized professional

position. The Employee is responsible for evaluating, recruiting, training and

coaching student athletes to compete successfully against major college

competition in a quality men’s basketball program and the Employee is expected

to conduct the Program in a manner most beneficial to the University and its

Athletic Department.

ii) Coaching

Employee shall participate in the instruction and coaching of student-athletes

and shall effectively apply experience in recruiting, training and coaching of

student-athletes.

iii) Recruiting

Employee shall determine evaluation schedules for high school contests and

junior college contests, as appropriate, to interview and recruit prospective

student-athletes.

iv) Rules Compliance

Employee shall work within the confines of rules, regulations, guidelines and

policies of the Athletic Department, the NCAA and the Conference. Employee

shall have complete knowledge of the rules and regulations governing

intercollegiate athletics and maintain strict compliance therewith and attend all

department-wide rules education meetings unless the Athletic Director or

designee gives prior approval for absence from such meetings.

v) Good Sportsmanship

Intercollegiate athletics contests shall be conducted in a sportsmanlike manner.

It is the responsibility of Employee to ensure that all student-athletes, coaches


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and staff who are associated with the Program conduct themselves in a

sportsmanlike manner. Employee shall, and shall ensure that all student-

athletes, coaches and staff, exhibit ethical behavior at all NCAA and

Conference competitions and shall conduct themselves in accordance with the

rules of the NCAA and the Conference and the playing rules of the respective

sports. Employee shall, and shall ensure that all student-athletes, coaches and

staff, refrain from making negative comments regarding an opposing institution

or its players, teams, coaches/staff or game officials, and shall create a healthy

environment for competition.

vi) Fiscal Management

Employee is responsible for all aspects of fiscal management related to the

Program. The Employee, in conjunction with the Athletic Director may be

required to assist in securing outside funding to meet other basic needs of the

Program or to enhance the overall Athletic Department programs, if necessary.

vii) Support Academic Mission

Employee shall work towards integration of intercollegiate athletics and the

experience for each student-athlete into the whole spectrum of academic life

and to complement the University and its mission.

viii) Television, Radio, and Personal Appearances

For so long as the Employee serves as Head Coach of the University’s

Program, the Employee will perform such personal appearance duties as the

University shall reasonably arrange and schedule to assist in the recruitment of

students and to enhance the regional and national reputation of the University

at no additional compensation to the Employee.


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ix) Other Specific Duties and Responsibilities

All other duties and responsibilities will be assigned by the Athletic Director or

designee, and will be reasonably related to the position of Head Coach for the

sport in which Employee serves as Head Coach.

4.03. Employee May Be Disciplined for Violations of NCAA Rules and Regulations.

If the Employee is found to have violated NCAA rules and regulations during prior

employment at another NCAA member institution, the Employee shall be subject to

disciplinary or corrective action as set forth in the NCAA enforcement procedure. If the

Employee is found to be in violation of NCAA, Conference or University rules and regulations

while employed by the University, the Employee shall also be subject to disciplinary or

corrective action as set forth in the NCAA and/or University enforcement procedure and/or as

set forth below in Article 6.01(c) and (d). The Employee may be suspended for a period of

time, without pay, or the employment of the Employee may be terminated as provided in

Article 6.01 (c) and (d) hereof. Employee may also be disciplined in accordance with Code

Chapter 6, Section 6.6, as such section may be amended from time to time.

4.04 Reporting Relationship.

The Employee shall report to the Athletic Director. The Employee is expected to work

closely with a variety of athletic departments and University staff on all matters affecting the

Program or otherwise connected with the discharge of his/her duties as an employee of the

University.

4.05 Periodic Personnel Evaluations.

The Employee’s performance of his/her job duties and responsibilities, distinguished

from his/her win-loss record, will be evaluated by his/her reporting superior periodically on

the duties and responsibilities set forth in this Agreement according to the following

categories:


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40% Competitiveness;

40% Academics and rules compliance;

10% Institutional goals, including diversity, and citizenship and;

10% Program administration.

These evaluations also will take into account prior evaluations and the expectations

and goals set for the Employee in such prior evaluations. Academic achievement shall

include but not be limited to maintenance of the academic performance rate (APR) as

described in Article 5.10. In addition, each year that the Employee serves as Head Coach of

the Program, the Employee will be responsible for evaluating assistant coaches, who shall be

evaluated on the same basis as performance evaluations are done for other professional

employees of the University.

In consideration for the promises Employee has made in entering into this Agreement,

the Employee shall be entitled to the compensation as described below. All payments,

including non-cash consideration and benefits, by the University are subject to normal

deductions and withholding of all applicable state, local and federal taxes, including all

provisions, regulations and guidelines of the Internal Revenue Code, and for any retirement

or other benefits to which the Employee is entitled or in which he/she participates, and are

subject to the terms and conditions of Article VI hereof concerning termination of this

Agreement and Article VII hereof concerning restrictions on competitive employment.

5.01. Guaranteed Base Salary.

The guaranteed base salary paid by the University to the Employee for his/her services

and satisfactory performance of the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall be at the

base rate of $300,000.00 (“Guaranteed Base Salary”) per fiscal year (a fiscal year begins on

July 1 and ends the following June 30), prorated to the portion of the fiscal year the Employee

ARTICLE V – COMPENSATION


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is actually employed, and payable in equal monthly installments by the University to the

Employee on the first working day of each consecutive calendar month during the Term.

Notwithstanding this Article 5.01, in the event there are salary reductions throughout the

Nevada System of Higher Education for any fiscal year during the Term, Employee’s salary

shall be reduced by the same percentage and in the same manner as other non-tenured

faculty of University through the mechanisms required by the Board of Regents, such as, for

example, pay cuts and unpaid leave days. If the Nevada State Legislature grants a Cost of

Living (COLA) increase for state employees and if the Nevada System of Higher Education

authorizes a COLA increase for its employees, Employee is not entitled to the same

percentage increase as other employees, calculated on Employee’s Guaranteed Base

Salary. If the Nevada State Legislature funds merit awards for Nevada System of Higher

Education faculty and the Nevada System of Higher Education and University authorizes

merit awards for University employees, Employee is not eligible to participate in the merit

program.

5.02 Fringe Benefits.

The Employee shall be entitled to the standard fringe benefits provided to all other

professional employees of the University including, but not limited to, retirement contributions

based upon the compensation paid pursuant to Article 5.01 of this Agreement, insurance and

sick leave. The Employee is responsible for notifying the Athletic Director or designee in

writing of any request to use sick leave time. Personal leave shall not be accrued, but may

be taken at times and in duration approved in advance or directed by the Athletic Director, at

the request of Employee or otherwise.

5.03 Expenses.

The University will reimburse the Employee for all travel and out-of-pocket expenses

reasonably incurred by him/her for the purpose of and in connection with the performance of


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his/her duties under this Agreement, including, but not limited to, expenses incurred while

recruiting and scouting. Such reimbursement shall be made in accordance with standard

reimbursement rates and procedures of the University upon presentation to the University of

standard travel reimbursement forms, vouchers or other statements itemizing such expenses

in reasonable detail. In addition, the University will provide the Employee’s spouse and

child(ren) with team travel privileges to all away games and all NCAA post-season travel at

the standard state per diem rate.

5.04. Automobiles.

The University, as additional compensation to the Employee, shall make arrangements

for and provide to the Employee, on a loan basis, two (2) automobile(s) for the use of the

Employee for so long as the Employee serves as Head Coach of the Program. The

University further agrees to provide appropriate liability and comprehensive automobile

insurance to cover the Employee in his/her use and operation of said automobile. Employee

shall be responsible for all other expenses involved in the use and operation by Employee of

said automobile.

5.05. Season Tickets and Memberships.

a. The University shall make available to the Employee, upon request, up to six (6)

season tickets to the University football team’s home games.

b. The University shall make available to the Employee, upon request, up to eighteen

(18) season and post-season tickets to the University men’s basketball home games.

c. The University shall make available to the Employee, upon request, six (6) season

tickets to all other University varsity games.

d. The University will arrange membership privileges, at no cost to Employee, at a

local golf or country club for as long as Employee serves as the Head Coach of the Program

and for no longer.


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5.06 Other Compensation.

Television, Radio, and Personal Appearances

As compensation for television, radio, and personal appearances, University shall pay

Employee the sum of $300,000.00 per fiscal year.

Shoe and Apparel Contract

University may enter into an agreement with a shoe, apparel and/or equipment

company that requires the Program to wear its shoes, its apparel and/or use its equipment

during practice and/or competition. In exchange for Employee’s services and the satisfactory

performance of the terms and conditions of this Agreement, University shall pay to Employee

the sum of $50,000.00 per annum. These fees shall be paid in two equal installments on the

last business day of each January and the last business day of March during the Term. The

parties shall execute a standard University “Letter of Appointment” or its successor document

regarding these fees for each fiscal year, which shall incorporate and be incorporated in this

Agreement.

In the event that a men’s basketball shoe, apparel and/or equipment contract may be

entered into by University providing the head coach participation fees in excess of amounts

above, Employee shall be paid such higher fees, in addition to, but under the same terms as,

the amounts described herein for the period of such contract. All payments or other

consideration from any source related to use of shoes, apparel, equipment or any other

product by the Program shall be made exclusively to University, and not directly to Employee,

and the parties shall execute a standard University “Letter of Appointment” or its successor

document regarding payment of participation fees to Employee for each fiscal year, which

shall incorporate and be incorporated in this Agreement.


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Additional Compensation.

Upon execution of this Agreement, Employee shall receive an additional one-time

payment of $50,000.00. The parties shall execute a standard University “Letter of

Appointment” or its successor document regarding these fees for each fiscal year, which shall

incorporate and be incorporated in this Agreement.

Completion Bonus.

University shall pay to Employee, as additional compensation, a payment of

$150,000.00 at the end of the 2014 fiscal year and at the end of the 2017 fiscal year,

provided Employee remains employed for the full term hereof. Should Employee become

partially or permanently disabled or deceased prior to the full term of this Agreement, or in the

event that employment is terminated pursuant to Article III or Article VI, a cumulative pro-

rated payment will be made in the amount of $50,000 for the period October 1, 2012 through

June 30, 2013 or any portion thereof; $50,000 for the period July 1, 2013 through June 30,

2014 or any portion thereof; $50,000 for the period July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015 or any

portion thereof; $50,000 for the period July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016 or any portion

thereof; and $50,000 for the period July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017 or any portion

thereof. The parties shall execute a standard University “Letter of Appointment” or its

successor document regarding this payment in the fiscal year it is earned and made, which

shall incorporate and be incorporated in this Agreement. If the Employee is deceased at the

time such payment is due, a prorated payment will be made to the Employee’s estate.

Hosting Account

University shall provide Employee up to $15,000.00 per annum for hosting activities

undertaken as Head Coach of the Program; Employee shall comply with all Board of

Regents, University, and Athletic Department policies governing Hosting Accounts.


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5.07 Intentionally Omitted.

5.08. Opportunities to Earn Outside Income.

While the Employee is employed as Head Coach of the Program, he/she shall have the

opportunity to earn outside income as a result thereof, but only upon the following terms and

conditions:

a. General Provisions Concerning Outside Income. The following general terms and

conditions shall apply to each case in which the Employee seeks to or makes arrangements

for activities to earn outside income as a result of being Head Coach of the Program.

1. University Obligations are Primary. Such outside activities shall not interfere

with the full and complete performance by the Employee of his/her duties and

obligations as a University employee, recognizing always that the Employee’s

primary obligations lie with the University and its students.

2. Laws and University, NCAA and Conference Rules Control. In no event shall

the Employee accept or receive directly or indirectly any monies, benefit or any

other gratuity whatsoever from any person, corporation, University booster club

or alumni association or other benefactor if such action would violate: (1) the

laws of the State of Nevada; (2) the Code, any other provisions of the NSHE

Board of Regents Handbook, or rules or policies of the University or its Board of

Regents; or (3) NCAA legislation or the constitution, bylaws, rules and

regulations, or interpretations thereof, or of the Conference, as now or hereafter

enacted. Changes or amendments of such laws, legislation, constitution,

bylaws, policies, rules and regulations or interpretations thereof shall

automatically apply to this Agreement without the necessity of a written

modification of this Agreement or of notification to Employee.


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3. University Approval is Required. To the extent required by NCAA regulations

and as provided in this Agreement, the Employee shall obtain the advance

written approval of the University’s President, through the Athletic Director,

before entering into agreements to receive outside income, which approval shall

not be unreasonably withheld.

4. University is Not Liable: ANY ARRANGEMENTS FOR OUTSIDE

COMPENSATION AND THE ACTIVITES THEREUNDER ARE INDEPENDENT

OF THE EMPLOYEE’S UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT, AND THE UNIVERSITY

SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR ANY PAYMENT OF

OUTSIDE COMPENSATION OR FOR ANY CLAIMS ARISING THEREFROM

UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WHATSOEVER.

b. Commercial Endorsement. Subject to the provisions of Article 5.08(a) hereof, the

University and the Employee agree that the Employee may undertake commercial

endorsements of products and services in which he/she is identified as the Head Coach of

the Program, but that he/she may not otherwise associate the University’s name with an

endorsement and provided that all such endorsements must cease at the termination of this

Agreement or at such time as Employee stops serving as Head Coach of the Program.

c. Income from Written and Video Materials. Subject to the provisions of Article

5.08(a) hereof, the Employee may write and release books and magazine and newspaper

articles, columns or video productions in connection with his/her position as Head Coach of

the Program. The Employee agrees to act in a professional manner in all such matters and

shall in no way disparage the Nevada System of Higher Education, the University, their

activities, programs, regents, officers, employees or agents.

d. Summer Camp. Subject to the provisions of Article 5.08(a) hereof and subject to

the availability of the facilities in question, for so long as the Employee serves as Head Coach


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of the Program, the Employee shall have the opportunity to use University facilities in

connection with a summer camp run by the Employee and using his/her name, provided that

the University is reimbursed by the Employee for its actual and overhead expenses incurred

in making the facilities available, and upon such conditions as may be required from time to

time by the University’s administration. For any and all camps and/or clinics the Employee

may conduct, the Employee shall purchase comprehensive general liability insurance with

limits set forth by the University and which shall name the Board of Regents of the Nevada

System of Higher Education as an additional insured. Prior to the commencement of such

camps and/or clinics, Employee shall provide the Athletic Director with certificates of

insurance evidencing such insurance. The University may waive the insurance requirements

if it is determined in the best interest of the University to conduct the camps and/or clinics

through a division or department of the University. Any profits made by the Employee from

this enterprise, after deducting any fees that may be due to the University for conducting the

camps and/or clinics through a division or department of the University, shall be retained by

him/her solely. Employee may direct the University to distribute this supplemental

compensation, or a part thereof, to his/her assistant coaches as supplemental compensation

to them upon the written approval of the Athletic Director. Employee shall hold harmless and

defend Employer from any and all liability arising from any camp he/she conducts.

e. Shoe, Apparel and Equipment Contracts. Subject to the provisions of Article 5.08(a)

hereof, the Employee may retain any monies offered by shoe, apparel or equipment

manufacturers or sellers in exchange for an agreement that the Program’s team shall wear

its shoes, apparel or equipment during competition or that the Employee shall wear, promote,

endorse or consult with the manufacturer or seller concerning the design and/or marketing of

such shoes, apparel or equipment, provided that such agreements are in writing, do not

extend beyond the term of this Agreement and must be coterminous with the Employee’s


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termination of employment or the date Employee stops serving as Head Coach of the

Program, whichever is earlier.

f. Payment Disbursement. All contracts under Article 5.08(e) of this Agreement shall

require payment be disbursed through the Athletic Department. Such disbursements by the

Athletic Department shall be made within a reasonable period upon receipt of said monies.

In no event shall the University be liable for any payment or disbursement of monies unless

and until the University receives said monies for disbursement. The University shall use

those efforts it deems appropriate to collect monies owing.

g. Disclosure of Outside Income. In accordance with NCAA regulations, the Employee

shall report annually in writing to the President of the University, through the Athletic Director,

on or before June 30 of each fiscal year, all athletically-related income from sources outside

the University, including, but not limited to, income from annuities, sports camps, housing

benefits, complimentary ticket sales, television and radio programs and endorsement or

consultation contracts with athletic shoe, apparel or equipment manufacturers or sellers, and

the University shall have reasonable access to all records of the Employee necessary to

verify such report. In addition, in accordance with NCAA regulations, Employee may be

required to report outside income directly to the NCAA.

5.09. Supplemental Compensation if Team Participates in Post-Season Play.

During his/her employment as Head Coach of the Program, the Employee shall have

the opportunity to earn supplemental compensation in the amounts and upon the conditions

set forth below, based upon the exceptional performance of the Program’s team’s

participation in post-season based games and for the extra services required of the

Employee in preparation for and participation in such post-season games. The Employee

may direct the University to distribute this supplemental compensation, or a part thereof, to


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his/her assistant coaches as supplemental compensation to them upon the written approval

of the Athletic Director.

a. Conference Championship. For winning the Conference championship, the

University will pay the Employee the sum of $10,000.00.

b. Qualifying for NCAA Tournament. For qualifying for the NCAA Tournament,

University will pay Employee the sum of $25,000.00.

c. NCAA Performance. For each win in the NCAA Tournament, the University will pay

Employee the sum of $50,000.00 per win.

d. Conference Coach of the Year. If Employee is selected as Coach of the Year of the

Conference, the University will pay Employee the sum of $10,000.00.

5.10. Academic Performance.

Commencing with the academic year 2012-13, and each academic year thereafter for

the term of this Agreement, the Employee will be expected to maintain a minimum academic

performance rate (APR), as established by the NCAA or the Conference, whichever is the

higher, for all athletes on the Program’s team. Employee shall require all athletes on the

Program’s team to follow all academic procedures established by the Athletic Department.

6.01. Termination by University.

The Employee recognizes that his/her promise to remain as Head Coach of the

Program through the entire term of this Agreement is of the essence of this Agreement to the

University. It is also recognized, however, that certain limited circumstances may make it

appropriate for the University to terminate this Agreement prior to the completion of its entire

term, as follows:

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a. Termination By University Without Cause. Notwithstanding any provision of the

Code to the contrary, at any time after commencement of this Agreement, the University may

terminate this Agreement by giving thirty (30) days’ written notice to the Employee, such

termination to become effective no earlier than thirty (30) days after receipt of such written

notice.

In the event the University terminates this Agreement without cause, the University

shall pay to the Employee, as liquidated damages, an amount equal to the Employee’s

Guaranteed Base Salary for the period remaining in the Term of this Agreement, to be paid

on a monthly basis prorated over the remainder of the Term of this Agreement. The

University shall not be liable for any consequential damages or loss of any collateral business

opportunities or any other benefits, perquisites, or income from any sources that might ensue

as a result of the University’s termination of this Agreement without cause.

The parties have bargained for and agreed to the foregoing liquidated damages

provision, giving consideration to the fact that the Employee may lose certain benefits,

supplemental compensation or outside compensation relating to his/her employment at the

University, which damages are extremely difficult to determine with certainty, or fairly or

adequately. The parties further agree that payment of such liquidated damages by the

University and acceptance thereof by the Employee shall constitute adequate and reasonable

compensation to the Employee for damages and injury suffered because of such termination

by the University. The foregoing shall not be, nor be construed to be, a penalty.

Notwithstanding the liquidated damages provisions, the Employee agrees to mitigate

the University’s obligations to pay liquidated damages by making reasonable and diligent

efforts to obtain employment. After the Employee obtains such new employment, the

University’s financial obligations under this Agreement, including liquidated damages, shall

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b. Automatic Termination upon Death or Disability of Employee. This Agreement

terminates upon the Employee’s death. Notwithstanding any provision of the Code to the

contrary, in addition to any benefits which may be paid to the estate of the deceased

Employee from insurance, retirement or any other source, the University shall pay to the

Employee’s estate the Employee’s salary through the day death occurred, plus any earned,

accrued but unused annual leave, if applicable under University policies, together with one-

twelfth of the Employee’s base salary.

Upon total or permanent disability of the Employee, within the meaning of the

University’s disability insurance for employees, the Employee is required to first use all

unused, accrued sick and annual leave, if applicable under University policies, and then the

Employee is entitled to the extended, salaried sick leave benefit for catastrophic illnesses

authorized by the University for its employees, provided the Employee meets the conditions

of the Board of Regents’ policy for such sick leave. Upon the expiration of the extended,

salaried sick leave benefit for catastrophic illnesses or the period of six (6) months, whichever

comes last, this Agreement shall automatically terminate and the Employee shall be entitled

to benefits as provided by the University’s long-term disability insurance coverage. Benefits

provided under this article are calculated on the Guaranteed Base Salary as set forth in

Article 5.01 of this Agreement.

c. Termination by University for Cause. The University shall have the right to

terminate this Agreement for cause at any time. The term “cause” shall include, in addition to

and as examples of its reasonable and customary meaning in employment contracts, any of

the following:

1. Insubordination, including but not limited to, failure to follow instructions from the

Athletic Director, failure to comply with Athletic Department policies and procedures,

failure to fulfill the duties and responsibilities of Head Coach as specified in this


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employment agreement or as reviewed, assigned, and revised in accordance with

Article 4.02 of this Agreement;

2. Deliberate and serious violations of the duties outlined in Article 4.02 of this

Agreement or refusal or unwillingness to perform such duties in good faith and to the

best of the Employee’s abilities;

3. Any conduct of the Employee in violation of any criminal statute of moral turpitude;

4. A serious or intentional violation of any law or of any policy, rule, regulation,

constitutional provision, bylaw or interpretation of the University, the Nevada System of

Higher Education, the NCAA or the Conference, which violation may, in the sole

judgment of the University, reflect adversely upon the University or its Athletic

Department, including any violation which may result in the University being

sanctioned by the NCAA or the Conference, and including any violation which may

have occurred during prior employment of the Employee at another NCAA member

institution;

5. A serious or intentional violation of any law or of any policy, rule, regulation,

constitutional provision, bylaw or interpretation of the University, the NCAA or the

Conference, by Employee or student athletes in the Program, which violation may, in

the sole judgment of the University, reflect adversely upon the University or the

programs of its Athletic Department, including any violation which may result in the

University being sanctioned by the NCAA or the Conference;

6. Conduct of the Employee which, in the sole judgment of the University, is seriously

prejudicial to the best interests of the University or its Athletic Department or which

violated the University’s mission;

7. Prolonged absence from duty without the written consent of the Employee’s

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8. Any cause adequate to sustain the termination of any other University employee

under the provisions of the Code.

d. Determination of Cause and Employee’s Right to University Hearing.

Notwithstanding the provisions of the NSHE Board of Regents Handbook, specifically,

Title 2, Chapter 6, if the Athletic Director provides a written recommendation to the President

of the University, that Employee’s employment be terminated for cause, a review hearing

may be held by a review committee to consider the evidence on the issue of cause. The

review committee shall be composed of the Provost or Vice Provost, the Vice President for

Student Services and the chief Human Resources officer, or their designees (collectively, the

“Review Committee”). The Provost or Vice Provost, or his/her designee, shall chair the

Review Committee. The Employee shall be provided with a copy of the Athletic Director’s

written recommendation for termination for cause. The review hearing shall be held within a

reasonable time. The Employee and the Athletic Director, who shall present the evidence at

the review hearing, shall be given no less than five (5) working days’ written notice of the

review hearing date. The review hearing shall be informal in nature. Neither party shall be

represented by legal counsel at the review hearing. No later than three (3) calendar days

prior to the review hearing, the Athletic Director and the Employee shall exchange copies of

the documentary evidence they intend to present and lists of the names, addresses and

telephone numbers of all witnesses, and shall disclose any physical evidence they intend to

present.

The Provost or Vice Provost, or his/her designee, shall preside over the review

hearing, shall make decisions concerning the order of the presentation and the relevance of

evidence, and may limit the amount of time the parties have to present evidence.


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Upon the completion of the presentation of the evidence, the Review Committee shall

deliberate and make a written recommendation to the President whether cause supports the

proposed termination. Within a reasonable time of receipt of the Review Committee’s

recommendation, the President shall inform the Athletic Director and the Employee of his/her

decision in writing and, in the event the President’s decision is termination, he/she will set the

effective date of the termination in his/her decision. The president’s decision is final; there is

no appeal.

e. University’s Obligations Upon Termination for Cause. In the event this Agreement

is terminated for cause in accordance with the provisions of Article 6.01 (c) and (d) hereof, as

of the effective date of such termination, all of the University’s obligations to the Employee

under this Agreement subsequent to that date shall cease. In no case shall the University be

liable to the Employee for the loss of any collateral or outside business opportunities or any

other benefits, perquisites or income resulting from activities such as, but not limited to,

camps, clinics, media appearances, apparel or shoe contracts, consulting relationships or

from any other source whatsoever.

6.02. Termination by Employee.

The Employee understands that his/her promise to remain employed as Head Coach

for the entire term of this Agreement is of the essence of this Agreement to the University.

The Employee also understands that the University is making a highly valuable investment in

his/her continued employment by entering into this Agreement and that its investment would

be lost were he/she to resign or otherwise terminate his/her employment with the University

prior to the expiration of this Agreement. In recognition of these understandings, the parties

agree that while the Employee may, nevertheless, terminate this Agreement prior to its

normal expiration, such termination shall be only upon the following terms and conditions:


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a. Written Notice by Employee. Subject to the provisions of Article 7.01, the Employee

may terminate this Agreement during the Term by giving the University at least thirty (30)

days’ advance written notice of the termination of his/her employment with the University.

Such termination by the Employee must occur at a time outside the Program’s team’s playing

season and recruiting contact periods, as defined by the NCAA, so as to minimize the impact

of such termination upon the Program.

b. Effect of Termination by Employee. If the Employee terminates this Agreement

prior to its expiration pursuant to Article 6.02(a), all compensation and other obligations owed

by the University to the Employee under this Agreement will be terminated on the effective

date of the Employee’s termination, except such sums as are earned by and are still owing to

the Employee prior to the effective date of the Employee’s termination. The provision of this

Article 6.02(b.) shall be without prejudice to any right the University may have under

applicable law.

In no case shall the University be liable to the Employee for the loss of any collateral

business opportunities or any other benefits, perquisites or income resulting from activities

such as but not limited to camps, clinics, media appearances, apparel or shoe contracts,

consulting relationships or from any other sources whatever, that may ensue as a result of

the Employee’s termination of this Agreement.

c. In the event the Employee terminates this Agreement, the Employee shall pay

to the University, as liquidated damages, an amount equal to $250,000.00.

d. The parties have bargained for and agreed to the foregoing liquidated damages

provision, giving consideration to the fact that the University is hiring Employee as Head

Coach with the Employee’s assurance that he/she would serve the entire term of this

Agreement, a long-term commitment by the Employee being critical to the University’s desire

to run a stable athletic program. The Employee’s termination of this Agreement prior to the


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end of its Term causes disruption to the Program and places University and its Program at a

competitive disadvantage and causes damages and injury to the University. The parties

further agree that payment of such liquidated damages by the Employee and acceptance

thereof by the University shall constitute adequate and reasonable compensation to the

University for damages and injury suffered because of such termination by the Employee.

The foregoing shall not be, nor be construed to be, a penalty.

7.01 Employee May Not Seek or Accept Other Coaching Position Without Notice to

the University. The parties agree that in the course of employment, Employee will have access to

confidential information regarding the Athletic Department and its programs that could be

used by other institutions to place the Program’s team at a competitive disadvantage.

Employee shall not provide, and is prohibited from providing, any such confidential

information to other institutions, their coaches, employees, student athletes, agents or

representatives. The parties agree that should another coaching opportunity be presented to

the Employee or should the Employee be interested in another position as a coach at any

institution of higher education which is a member of the NCAA or the NAIA, or any team

participating in any professional league or conference in the United States or elsewhere,

requiring the performance of duties prior to the expiration of the Term of this Agreement or

any extension hereof, the Employee shall notify in writing the Athletic Director of such

opportunity or interest. The Employee agrees not to seek, discuss, negotiate for or accept

employment requiring performance of duties prior to the termination date of this Agreement or

any extension thereof, without first obtaining written consent from the Athletic Director.

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7.02 Injunctive Relief

Employee acknowledges that Article 7.02, and all other provisions of this Agreement,

may be enforced by any and all legal and equitable actions available to Employer, including

application for a restraining order and preliminary and permanent injunction. In the event that

Employee resigns from the position of Head Coach during the term of this Agreement and

obtains other employment, Employee shall be deemed to have resigned employment and

agreed to the terms in Article 6.02. In no case shall University be liable for the loss of any

collateral business opportunities or any other benefits, prerequisites or income resulting from

activities such as, but not limited to, campus, clinics, media appearance, shoe or apparel

contracts, consulting relationships or from any other sources whatever that may ensue as a

results of Employee’s resignation or termination of this Agreement.

8.01. Assistant Coaches.

Subject to such limitations as may be imposed from time to time by the NCAA or the

Conference, the University shall provide the Program with the maximum permissible number

of assistant coaches. The Employee shall have the authority to recommend the hiring and

termination of assistant coaches for the Program, subject to the review of the University’s

Affirmative Action Officer and the Athletic Director and the approval of the President of the

University, as the University’s appointing authority, or the President’s designee. All assistant

coaches shall be University employees. It is understood that assistant coaches are

immediately responsible to the Employee, who will assign the duties of each of the assistant

coaches, and that the Employee is responsible for the activities of such assistant coaches as

those activities relate to the educational purposes and the athletic interests of the University.

It is further understood, however, that the Employee and assistant coaches are additionally

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responsible to the Athletic Director for compliance with the policies of the University, including

its Athletic Department, with the rules and regulations of the NCAA and the constitution,

bylaws, rules, regulations, and all official interpretations thereof, and the rules and regulations

of the Conference, as may be in effect from time to time.

8.02. Other Remedies.

The Employee shall be entitled to use the grievance procedures established by the

University Bylaws for the resolution of disputes under this Agreement.

8.03. Choice of Law and Venue.

It is the intent of the parties hereto that this Agreement shall be governed by and

construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Nevada and the laws of the State of

Nevada shall govern the validity, performance and enforcement of this Agreement. Any and

all disputes arising out of or in connection with this Agreement shall be litigated in a court of

competent jurisdiction in Clark County, State of Nevada, and the parties hereby expressly

consent to the jurisdiction of said court.

8.04. Assignment of Agreement.

The Employee’s rights and interests under this Agreement may not be assigned,

pledged or encumbered by the Employee.

8.05. Merger Clause.

THIS AGREEMENT CONSTITUTES THE FULL AND COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING

OF THE PARTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE EMPLOYMENT OF THE EMPLOYEE BY THE

UNIVERSITY AND SUPERSEDES ALL PRIOR UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENTS,

ORAL OR WRITTEN, REGARDING THE EMPLOYEE’S EMPLOYMENT BY THE

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8.06. Amendments to Agreement.

This Agreement may be amended at any time only by a written instrument duly

approved by the Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education, and executed

by the Chancellor or his/her designee, the University, through its designated representative,

and the Employee.

8.07. Severability.

If any provision or provisions hereof shall be deemed invalid or unenforceable, either in

whole or in part, this Agreement shall be deemed amended to delete or modify, as

necessary, the offending provision or provisions or to alter the bounds thereof in order to

render it valid and enforceable.

8.08. No Waiver of Default.

No waiver by the parties hereto of any default or breach of any covenant, term or

condition of this Agreement shall be deemed to be a waiver of any other default or breach of

the same or any other covenant, term or condition contained herein.

8.09. Acknowledgement.

The Employee acknowledges that he/she has read and understands the foregoing

provisions of this Agreement and that such provisions are reasonable and enforceable and

he/she agrees to abide by this Agreement and the terms and conditions set forth herein.

Employee acknowledges having had the opportunity to consult with counsel of his/her choice

regarding the provisions of this Agreement prior to signing it.

8.10. Indemnification of University.

The Employee agrees to hold harmless and indemnify the University from any and all

suits, claims, demands, damages, liability, costs and expenses, including attorneys’ fees and

costs, arising out of the Employee’s performance of acts outside the scope of this Agreement,

or for acts in pursuit of outside income as permitted by this Agreement, except such suits,


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claims or demands in which the Employee seeks to compel the University to comply with its

obligations hereunder or in which the Employee seeks to enforce any remedies he/she may

have hereunder. This Article 8.10 shall survive the termination for any reason of this

Agreement.

8.11. University Retains All Materials and Records.

All materials or articles of information including, without limitation, personnel and

student athlete records, recruiting records, team information, films, statistics or any other

material or data, furnished to the Employee by the University, developed by the Employee on

behalf of the University or at the University direction or for the University’s use, or otherwise

in connection with the Employee’s employment hereunder, are and shall remain the sole

property of the University. Within two (2) days after the Employee ceases to serve as Head

Coach of the University’s Program, after the expiration of the term of this Agreement, or after

this Agreement’s earlier termination as provided herein, the Employee shall immediately

cause any such materials in his/her possession or control to be delivered to the University.

This Article 8.11 shall survive the termination for any reason of this Agreement.

8.12. Employee Will Not Incur University Indebtedness.

It is mutually agreed and understood that the Employee shall not incur any

indebtedness for or on behalf of the University without first securing the approval of the

Athletic Director.

8.13. Government Immunity Not Waived.

It is expressly agreed and understood between the parties that the University is an

entity of the State of Nevada and that nothing contained herein shall be construed to

constitute a waiver or relinquishment by the University of its right to claim such exemption,

privileges and immunities as may be provided by law.


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8.14. Notice.

Any notice or communication which may or is required to be given under this

Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been given on the earlier of either

the day actually received or on the close of business on the third business day next following

the day when deposited in the United States Mail, postage prepaid, registered or certified,

addressed to the party at the address set forth at its name below or such other address as

may be given by such party in writing to the other:

If to the Employee:

David Rice, Head Men’s Basketball Coach Department of Intercollegiate Athletics University of Nevada, Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nevada 89154-0024 If to the University:

Jim Livengood Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Mail Stop 0001 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nevada 89154-0001

8.15. Applicability of Nevada System of Higher Education Code and Annual Employment Document.

This Agreement is subject to the provisions of the Code, except as stated herein, and

the Terms of Employment for Faculty, or their successor documents, signed in each

academic year in which this Agreement is in effect.

8.16. Captions.

All captions in this Agreement are included for convenience only and do not constitute,

nor are incorporated in, the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement or caused

this Agreement to be executed, effective the day and year first written above, intending to be

legally bound by its provisions upon approval of the Board of Regents of the Nevada System

of Higher Education, the Employee acknowledging that he/she has reviewed this

Employment Agreement with his/her attorney.

BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE EMPLOYEE: NEVADA SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION, ON BEHALF OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, By: ______________________________ Chancellor Date: ____________________________ By:_______________________________ _______________________________ President Name Date:______________________________ Date:___________________________ By:_______________________________ Director, Intercollegiate Athletics Date:______________________________


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